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Water, Water, Everywhere
By Phyllis Naegeli |
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1 Today's headline reads, "Water Shortage - Please Conserve." What's all the fuss about? Isn't water a renewable resource? That would mean we can use as much as we want. But, wait a minute. It's true that water is renewable. The water cycle shows us that. However, we need the right kind of water in the right places all the time. That just doesn't happen. Why? Let's see how all this works.